Todd Potter

Jacko, the 2-times XGames gold medalist is know for pushing the limits and shattering your concept of what's possible on a dirt bike. Well he's at it again, and spent the past 2 years filming with Russel Bros. Travelling from The USA to Australia, Jacko’s compound in Wagga Wagga, Ocotillo Wells, Fitzland, and more. Crushing spots with the Metal Mulisha General Brian Deegan, Ronnie Faisst, Robbie Maddison, Taka Higashino, and Todd potter. Metal Mulisha General Brian Deegan, Ronnie Faisst, Robbie Maddison, Taka Higashino, and Todd potter. Check out this crazy Aussie and friends, pushing the limits of freestyle!

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The concept behind this freeride phenomenon was to capture the true essence of dirt- bike riding in the hills on natural terrain. This cinematic masterpiece showcases the top riders in the world. Enter the mindset of Jeremy Stenberg and his friends in their search for the ultimate freeride destination. Their journey takes them all across California and Arizona to locations: Cameron, Reche Canyon, Beaumont, Ocotillo Wells, Temecula Hills and our new found freeride paradise Morro Bay and Cambria. With over 7 hours of helicopter time, 5 days of tractor operating and hundreds of hours shoveling in the hills this film unloads an arsenal of new jumps never seen before. Please join us on this amazing adventure as Twitch and his crew take FMX to an unprecedented level and prove what is possible between a man and his machine on natural terrain

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Presenting the Metal Mulisha Film, Black Friday DVD. A Metal Mulisha DVD featuring the entire FMX Family. Black Friday is the latest release, and the first in four years. Directed and produced by Jay Schweitzer from Powerband films, Black Friday DVD captures the team's lifestyle and flair within the worlds of FMX, MX, and MMA. Unhindered by budget or borders, follow the entire crew as they travel to exotic locations and unleash mind blowing natural terrain back lips that will truly redefine the next level of adrenaline inducing entertainment.

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A film by Jay Schweitzer and Mike McEntire Two years in the making, Jay Schweitzer and Mike McEntire have gone all out for this latest release of On The Pipe 6 "Pack it Up". With the sport of FMX having reached a global takeover, we decided to travel the world in search of the best compounds, freeriding and freeriders known to man.

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Powerband Films is Proud to Release “On The Pipe 5”. Shot entirely in HD with the best riders in the world, OTP5 unleashes a cinematic showcase of freestyle, race and freeride motocross action. Join Josh Grant in the So-Cal Dunes as he crushes the biggest 4th gear double of the year. Come with us to the barren wastelands of Nevada to check out the new Livefast Compound with an all star Reno Crew. Travel to England to witness Ryan Villopoto help Team USA secure another MX of Nations Title

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Another year and another amazing Crusty adventure. This time we feature the world's best fmx riders going head to head for the world's most mind blowing world records. From double back flips to insande long distance jumps, the Crusty team travels the world through the extremes of Alaska, the head of Mexico and some of the best secret riding compounds of the world. Also journey throughout Australia

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Powerband Films travels the world in search of the best riders and terrain. Take a trip to the Bull Xray event in Australia with Robbie Madison. Travel to Sweden and Spain with Andre Villa. Join Ryan Capes as he breaks the world distance trick record and check out Ricky Carmichael s last race at the MX Des Nations at Budds Creek. OTP4 is the most well rounded international motocross film.

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Follow Manley and Morrison as they f*** s*** up across the globe! Features never before seen footage from the only true punk riders left on the planet!

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A freestyle motocross video that captures FMX at its most raw and reckless. Rather than a traditional narrative, the film is a high-energy montage of massive jumps, emerging tricks, crashes, and behind-the-scenes moments, spotlighting riders pushing both their bikes and bodies past the edge. Shot in a gritty, DIY style and cut to aggressive music, it reflects the outlaw ethos of the era, where progression mattered more than polish. More time capsule than documentary, the film exists to celebrate risk, spectacle, and the anything-goes attitude that defined freestyle motocross at its peak.

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